philippine cinema
Catch “National Anarchist: Lino Brocka” and short films from Filipino and Southeast Asian filmmakers this month for free
“Iti Mapukpukaw” is the first animated feature film shot in rotoscope to compete in the Cinemalaya Film Festival
Mike De Leon’s “Itim,” Dolly de Leon in “Triangle of Sadness,” Wong Kar-wai’s “In the Mood for Love” in 4K, and exciting new features and shorts are just some of the highlights of this year’s film festival
Watch full-length and short films from this year’s roster—including the opening film “Leonor Will Never Die”—at Cinema ’76 Film Society and at Sine Pop
The independent film festival is back and in person, too, from Aug. 5 to Oct. 31
The eight-episode show is based on Ricky Lee’s “Servando Magdamag” and tackles agrarian issues at the dawn of the oppressive Marcos regime
This documentary will change the way you think about Filipino films
Movie tickets are free at Sine Pop in Quezon City but you’d have to call to reserve a slot
It’s a very different Cinemalaya this year, not only because we’re celebrating the film festival…
Last Thursday, May 7, veteran director Peque Gallaga passed away. Gallaga was one of the…